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《Windows 95 System Programming Secrets》是一本由Foxit Software Company编著，于2005年至2008年期间出版的专业技术书籍。这本书对于那些对Windows 95系统编程感兴趣的读者来说，具有很高的参考价值，尽管它年代较久，但内容依然实用，能够帮助读者深入了解系统编程的深层技巧和秘密。该书由IDG Books Worldwide, Inc.发行，作为国际数据集团的一员，展示了公司在计算机科学领域的专业出版实力。版权信息显示，全书享有1995年IDG Books Worldwide的独家权利，禁止任何形式的未经许可的复制或传播，包括电子、复印、录音等，体现了对知识产权的严格保护。图书的ISBN号为1-56884-318-6，这意味着在全球范围内可以追踪到这本书的具体版本。第二版在1996年3月印刷，体现了作者和出版商对保持内容更新的重视。书中提供的内容涵盖了Windows 95系统内部的详细剖析，这在那个时代对于程序员来说无疑是一份珍贵的学习资料，因为Windows 95曾是个人电脑操作系统的主导力量。作为一本系统编程指南，读者可以从《Windows 95 System Programming Secrets》中学习到如何编写和优化针对这个特定平台的代码，了解其内存管理、驱动程序开发、系统接口、以及与底层硬件交互的方法。书中可能包含对Windows API（应用程序编程接口）的深入讲解，这对于理解Windows操作系统的工作原理至关重要。此外，由于强调了“系统编程秘密”，这本书可能会探讨一些高级主题，如性能优化、安全机制、异常处理和资源调度，这些都是当时Windows 95系统中需要开发者具备深入理解的部分。由于版权原因，书中的部分技术细节可能已经过时，但核心概念和原则对于学习者来说仍然是宝贵的指导。《Windows 95 System Programming Secrets》是一本值得珍藏的资源，不仅对于历史上的Windows 95时代的程序员具有学习价值，也对希望了解早期操作系统底层技术的现代开发者提供了一扇窥探之窗。尽管Windows 95已被新版本所取代，但对它的研究仍能帮助我们理解基础架构和设计模式，这对于任何致力于软件开发的人来说都是不可或缺的经验积累。

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xxviii

It seems as if Matt, Charles and I were proven right -- in fact, Windows

has now transcended the realm of technology and become a part of pop cul-

ture. During its opening weekend, Windows 95 grossed more than

Jurassic

Park.

Thankfully, when you look beyond all the hype, there is plenty of steak

to go with the sizzle. An end-user migration from Windows 3.x to Windows

95 finally rids us of the memory model agitation we've experienced for years,

and enables us to live out our lives entirely in 32 bits.

If Windows is a big labyrinthian cave, then this book is for those of us

who want to venture farther into the cave than the Win32 APl will take us.

Matt is the foremost guide to the innermost caverns of Windows 95. (In fact,

the working title to this book was

Spelunking Windows.)

Many of the other

"current" Windows 95 developer books (including the first edition of the

"unauthorized" one) promise to show you all the dark chambers, but were

in fact written a year or more ago. In an effort to be first, the authors of

some of those books jumped the gun, exploring Chicago no further than its

May 1994 beta 1 release. Some of those works are now riddled with obsolete

information and misleading supposition.

Matt, on the other hand, scrutinized all the iterations of Chicago - -

including the retail release of Windows 95 -- to bring you the up-to-date

information contained here. So strap on your safety helmet, light that lamp,

and start spelunking.

Eric J. Maffei

Editor-in-Chief

Microsoft Systems Journal

New York, September 1995

ericm@microsoft.com

PEDUMP

xxxi

THE PSEUDOCODE

ince the goal of this book is first and foremost to show how Windows 95

works, I provide pseudocode for various functions in the system DLLs. This

pseudocode usually resembles compilable C code. However, when it makes

sense to break the rules of strict C syntax for the sake of clarity, I do. The

pseudocode is based on the debug version of Windows 95, which provides

many helpful diagnostics strings and other tidbits that make it easier to see

exactly what Windows is doing. If you're not running the debug version of

Windows 95, you really should be. The debugging DLLs for Windows 95

give very useful information when something goes wrong. If you resist the

debug version and try stepping through the retail build, be prepared for

discrepancies between what you see in your debugger and the pseudocode

from this book.

THE SAMPLE PROGRAMS

Windows

System Programming SECRETS

includes quite a few programs

for exploring Windows 95 on your own. All these programs (both the .EXEs

and the source files) are included on the disk that accompanies this book. I

absolutely despise books that take up (pad) 30 pages at a time with source

code listings. For this reason, almost none of the source code for these programs

appears here. The one exception is the APISPY32 program in Chapter 10.

The focus of Chapter 10 is building a Win32 APl spy, and a close examina-

tion of the source code is necessary to demonstrate the concepts involved.

If you read

Microsoft Systems Journal

PC Magazine,

you may have seen

some of the programs from this book in their earlier incarnations. In fact,

several of the chapters in this book were excerpted in the aforementioned

magazines. However, if you've read these articles, don't skip over the corre-

sponding sections in this book. The programs have evolved since they originally

appeared in magazine form. And, there are reams of material that didn't make

it into the magazine articles for space reasons.

For example, the PEDUMP program from Chapter 8 has almost doubled

its amount of functionality since it first appeared in

Microsoft Systems Journal.

Likewise, the APISPY32 program that appeared in

Microsoft Systems Journal

worked with beta 2 of Windows 95, but broke in later builds. The APISPY32

program from this book works with the shipping Windows 95, as well as with

.EXEs that use the extensions introduced in NT 3.51.

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